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The video where Mahant Yati Narsinghanand spoke about the Dasna temple controversy has been removed by YouTube over violation of policies on 'hate speech'.

Attributing it to 'anonymous sources', Washington Post had claimed in January that Donald Trump had asked the top election investigator to 'find the fraud' and that she could be a 'national hero' if she did so.

In his rejoinder, the petitioner said that 'keyboard warriors' like Kunal Kamra can inculcate "poisonous ideas" in people's minds.

The Rutgers University, which has backed Audrey Truschke and her bigotry against Hindus, said that they value Hindu students

Shekhar Gupta criticised the Congress party and Rahul Gandhi for failing to put enough pressure on the Modi government

The article in Caravan magazine, written by its editor Hartosh Singh Bal, claims that the government's move to regulate fake news and web portals is aimed to act against people who are writing against the government.

In essence, The Wire, in its article, has toed the separatists and terrorists' line in blaming the university for "enforcing" nationalism on students by simply asking them to comply with the university protocols, which include standing up for the national anthem, among other activities.

Besides whitewashing Islamist violence of Godhra Train Burning incident, actor Swara Bhasker has also vigorously defended Umar Khalid, the prime accused of the anti-Hindu Delhi riots

There were reports that the entire 'fishing' expedition of Rahul Gandhi at sea was a pre-planned event and the fishermen were paid by Congress

Washington Post had published a report claiming the busy schedule of Elon Musk is affecting his electric car company Tesla